Scarborough Land Trust conserves land for people, for wildlife – forever. With community support, we have conserved over 1,600 acres to date, including a 434-acre landmark farm in western Scarborough, lands along the renowned Scarborough Marsh, and the land and viewshed of the Winslow Homer Studio on Prouts Neck.
SLT is a private, non-profit, community-based organization. We conserve land where natural and agricultural resources, scenic vistas, public access, wildlife habitat, and historical significance offer unique value to our community.
Land Conservation
We work with willing landowners and community partners to conserve Scarborough land to provide public access and to protect wildlife habitat – all for the benefit of the community. We protect land through donation, purchase or easement. Here’s a map of conserved lands in Scarborough with SLT lands marked in green. Contact us to learn more about conserving your land.
Land Stewardship
Once we protect land, we must take care of it—forever. With dedicated volunteers, we build and maintain trails, monitor lands, manage forests and wildlife habitat, and ensure these lands thrive today, and for future generations.
Connecting People to the Land
We conduct guided nature walks and other programs to connect more people to Scarborough’s beautiful and diverse landscapes, and the incredible natural world around us. Our trails are open year-round, for all ages, in all seasons.
We invite you to be part of the community of people committed to land conservation in Scarborough.
Community Partners
- Town of Scarborough
- Friends of Scarborough Marsh
- Maine Farmland Trust
- Scarborough Public Schools
- Ketcha Outdoors
- Scarborough Library
- Scarborough Business Community
- Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife
- Rachel Carson National Wildlife Refuge/U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Memberships
- Land Trust Alliance
- Maine Land Trust Network
- Southern Maine Conservation Collaborative
- Maine Association of Nonprofits
- Maine Woodland Owners
Click here for our most recent financial statement. Previous years can be found at www.guidestar.org